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Hi...

I am a beginner level programmer, currently working on ASP.NET using C#. I have made a payroll management system as my university project a couple of days ago using ASP.NET. I am actually interested in web programming. After completing my PMS project, now I am looking forward to a project idea to work on which will be more challenging than any management projects and compel me to learn new trending technologies. I am currently a B.SC 3rd year student and I would like to learn more about .net technologies. I have searched a lot in the internet but I couldn't understand which one will be suitable for a beginner to move towards the next level.

Any helpful ideas will be highly appreciated.

Thank you... :) :)
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Please see my past answer on the topic, and my other past answers referenced in this one: Help Me to Choose A Better Final year Project.

—SA
 
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Peter Leow 4-Apr-15 0:31am    
Nice, I have bookmarked them all, in case I need to reuse them in the future. :p.
Sure 5ed!
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Apr-15 0:34am    
Thank you, Peter.
—SA
I did an e-commerce website for my final year project but I had a live client that "hired" us to create it. Working with the client was more difficult than actually doing the implementation (but the System Requirements Document [SRD] was a LOT of work).

Social networks is very popular right now.
They are pretty complicated too!
If I were to pick something for fun to do, that would show of my skills, I would probably look into this because:
it requires people to log in (showing that you know something about authentication)

it could require some functionality be available to only certain people (showing that you know something about authorization)

it can be accessible over the web (making the project accessible to prospective employers)

if you want to you can add Javascript components (using something like JQuery which is very popular) making your applications more interactive and perhaps a bit cleaner

it requires a lot of thought into how you are going to serve the data to people (using Web Services maybe? this would be pretty cool though because you could call the web services to retrieve the data using Ajax which is smooth and fast and ....ok now I'm getting interested)
 
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